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The story and significance of Prince Chanhua offering tribute to and requesting a new title from the Qing Court in the early Qing period
Author AnalyticDeng Ruiling
Title AnalyticThe story and significance of Prince Chanhua offering tribute to and requesting a new title from the Qing Court in the early Qing period
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Journal TitleChina Tibetology
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DateSept 2003
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Issue1
Pages15-23
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AbstractThe author uses a Qing dynasty record in Manchu script (and other documents) to add detail about envoys sent by Prince Chanhua (aka Dbang phyug or Wangchuk aka Phun tshogs rgya mtsho)from Tibet in 1648 to the newly established Qing court. These included the \"guoshi\" or State Preceptor Bsod nams bkra shis. A second envoy was sent in 1650.
Keywordshistory/Ming Dynasty/Qing Dynasty/Sino-Tibetan relations/Dalai Lama V/envoys/seals